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Answer Posted / vatsal doshi
The answer is in the question itself.
What is static? Something which belongs to a class and not its objects.
So if in a class, we have some variables, having single copy, we call them static.
Similarly some methods may be actually manipulating these static variables, so those methods are also static.
However, the class itself is static only if it belongs to some class(Definition of static)
So, for a class to be static, it must be a nested class. Such nested classes are called as Top Level Nested Classes in Java.
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